Can save you a lot of time
Tutorial: How do I create macros in Excel?
Microsoft Excel allows users to automate functions and commands using macros and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) scripts. VBA is the programming language that Excel uses to create macros. It also executes automated commands based on specific conditions.
Macros are a series of pre-recorded commands. They are executed automatically when a specific command is given. If you have tasks in Microsoft Excel that you perform repeatedly, such as accounting, project management, or payroll, you can save a lot of time by automating these processes.
Under the Developer tab on the ribbon in Excel, users can record mouse clicks and keystrokes (macros). However, some features require more in-depth scripting than macros can provide. This is where VBA scripting becomes a huge advantage. It allows users to create more complex scripts.
